Nike IC Series

[G.Review]

Nike IC Series

 

Isn't a seven-foot birdie putt distraction enough? Even the simplest putt is fraught with breaks, slopes and grain direction. That's more than enough stuff to look at, which is why Nike designed the IC putter. By using optical engineering to tune the color, shape and contrast of the entire club, the visual footprint of the club head and shaft is reduced. This dramatically emphasizes the alignment aid, enhancing your ability to visualize the ball track at address. Now you can pull off a little visual trick of your own: making the ball disappear from sight.

 

Features:

• Optically Engineered Alignment Aid: Nike optimized the shape, location, and contrast of the alignment aid to focus your eyes on the putter face — this helps square the face in relation to the hole and start your putts on line
  
• Total Club Color: The distinctive, continuous green color of the shaft and head minimizes visual noise and mutes the areas of the club that are not critical — this enhances the focus on the alignment aid, the ball and the line of the putt
  
• Milled Faces: CNC milled flat to precise tolerances to enhance accuracy, predictability and distance control across the putter face
  
• MOI: High moment of inertia stabilizes the head throughout the stroke and at impact for greater confidence and improved accuracy
  

 

[gutdo]

I have played the white hot 2-ball for a couple years now and I thought it was the greatest putter until I bought the IC 20-10a.

This is the best putter I have ever used. The alignment and the color are amazing and the ball just falls in the hole. This putter has made me a Nike fan. I bought the Slingshots OSS because of how much I like this club. I am also thinking of trying out the Sumo2 to replace my FT-3. Nike has done well with this one, but as far as Nike equipment goes, I will never give up Cleveland wedges or my Bobby Jones Hybrids.

[earthguy00]

I must say Nike has come a long way in producing quality and performance clubs year after year and not to exclude the IC 1020A putter in particular. I have always had problems putting usually having at least 2 x 3 putts per round.

 

But, now that I've bought the IC 2010A not only have I NOT had a 3 putt the first time around, but continuously putt from average 24-30 putts per round.

 

3 putts would be once a round on at least 5 rounds of golf. 50 footers or longer was my trouble putts, but because the feel on this putter has re-introduced my confidence and swing tempo, even putts at this range doesn't put any fear into my game.

 

Chalk another one up for Nike!

[QuickFeet]

I agree, the whole series is very good. I play with the 2010 and it is the best putter I've used compared against my Rife, Bullseye and Cameron. Alignment markings are excellent, excellent feel/feedback on the stroke and the club rolls the ball as good as any.

 

These putters probably aren't on the radar screen for alot of players, But at this price point there isn't anything better........seems like spending $300 for a "popular" flatstick isn't too much of an issue.

[SleepyF18]

I have had the IC 20-20 for about a year now and I dig it also. Nice feel, nice weight, nice and easy alignment equals nice putting. I have an Odyssey 2 Ball in my back up bag and I much prefer the Nike putter. Cheers.

[rellik]

+1 for the IC-20/20. Great putter even if it's not as asthetically pleasing as other putters. Who cares? I just want to make the ball disappear.